On the way to the hotel you can enjoy beautiful sea and river views, crossing several bridges amid lush greenery; a convenient taxi parking area is available. The elevator is large and spacious—since I use a wheelchair, I had no trouble moving around. We could drop off our luggage a few hours before check‑in, which let us explore the city first. A technician was present servicing the coffee machine, indicating the equipment is well maintained. The room carried a strange odor, somewhat like something burning. The air conditioning worked well, but the fan seemed to cause electrical shorts, so it’s best not to use it. The bathroom had heated floors, and the window offered a lovely view of ships and water. Breakfast was simple but adequate, offering noodles or bread with jam, a small kitchenette for self‑service, and a couple of tables. It seemed that only one person ran everything, creating a very relaxed atmosphere. For check‑out, you can simply leave the key in the elevator or hand it directly to the staff.
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